Willow House uses art as therapy to help grieving families

It's a situation no one wants to think about: losing a loved one. But it's important to know, if it happens, there are free services available.

Willow House offers grief services and group programs, including Expressive Arts. It gives people a place to share their grief in ways they can.

Willow House now has workshops in both English and Spanish.

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On Wednesday, Willow House is holding a workshop called "Coping Creatively: Beaded Messages." It's a virtual event from 6:30 to 8 p.m. It's free to attend but you must register by Tuesday.

For all virtual art therapy sessions, you will need some supplies. Lists are available online.